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Chapter 43 - A Screenwriter's True Voice

He chose the grand title "What is the Creative Direction for a Screenwriter."

At first, the readers who clicked on it did so with a mocking attitude.

But after reading the article, they found themselves unable to laugh at him.

Im Giseok's long article didn't mention any school mottos or lecture his peers.

It was filled with the most straightforward words of a frontline screenwriter.

This wasn't an article that would make people feel like they were floating in the air; it was solid, down-to-earth, and reignited a passion for creativity.

The famous screenwriter's columns had a decent number of readers, and the articles seemed meaningful — as long as there was no comparison.

Between the two screenwriters, in terms of the logic of storytelling, understanding of the screenwriting profession, and even the flow of the writing, Im Giseok clearly had the upper hand.

If you didn't see the author's name, Im Giseok's piece would feel like it was written by an experienced veteran screenwriter.

Every word seemed to speak directly to the hearts of screenwriters.

When Im Giseok posted this long article, many people online thought he was just trying to stir things up again.

But after reading it, everyone fell silent.

The article was so deep and steady.

It didn't mention "social responsibility," but every word conveyed the responsibility of a screenwriter.

It was hard to believe it came from the writer of <>.

In the latest episode of <>, the hero's enemies were still carrying pigs to repay their debts.

[ Fellow screenwriter here, crying with laughter. ]

[ Honestly, I'm thankful to Im Giseok. After he opened up a new space for short dramas, I finally got a new job, haha! The money isn't much, but I can keep going a little longer. ]

[ This, to me, is the best gift for the Silla National Film Institute's anniversary, even if no one else cares. ]

[ It doesn't matter. The audience cares. ]

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National Silla National Film Institute Auditorium.

This year's anniversary celebration was the most grand event the academy had held in the past decade.

After a long performance of songs and dances, the VIPs took their seats on the stage one by one.

Seeing those figures he had only ever seen on the news, Kim Soseong felt especially excited.

Any irritation he felt because of Im Giseok had long been thrown out of his mind.

He was attending the academy's anniversary celebration and had a seat in the guest section.

Although it was in the back row, it was still a place Im Giseok might never reach in his lifetime.

Besides, he had just met many outstanding alumni through this platform.

If he managed things well, his career could still reach new heights.

He silently planned in his heart: when that time came, he would still focus on long dramas, but he would also take a piece of the short drama market.

Even if Im Giseok was only suited to write those kinds of "garbage," he shouldn't be so pleased with himself.